Pierce County Tree Service
Lakewood-based, county-wide: the big-tree crew for everything from Tacoma’s legacy maples to Spanaway’s monster firs.
Pierce County is home — our shop is in Lakewood, our crew lives here, and most of the trees we’ve climbed in 25 years stand inside this county. That local depth matters practically: we know which cities require permits and which don’t, which neighborhoods grow which problems, and how fast the weather can change all of it.
Wherever you are in the county, response is quick and estimates are free. Find your city below, or just call, if you’re in Pierce County, you’re in our backyard.
Lakewood →
Home base — fastest response in the county, permits handled.
Tacoma →
Legacy street trees, gulch slopes, and North End giants.
University Place →
Narrows views and Chambers Creek slope work.
Steilacoom →
Historic-town legacy trees and marine bluff views.
Puyallup →
Valley cottonwoods and South Hill firs.
Spanaway →
Big lots, big firs, straightforward rules.
Parkland →
Close-quarters mature conifers, minutes from our shop.
Gig Harbor →
Harbor views and tight waterfront access.
DuPont →
Greenbelt edge firs and HOA-standard care.
One county, a dozen rulebooks.
Tree rules change at every city limit in Pierce County: Lakewood and Tacoma regulate actively, unincorporated areas like Spanaway and Parkland run lighter, and shoreline or critical-area status can flip the answer on any given parcel. Our estimates always start with the address so the paperwork answer arrives with the price.
What doesn’t change: the trees. Douglas fir, western red cedar, and bigleaf maple dominate county-wide, and 25 years among them is the experience every job here draws on.
Anywhere in Pierce County — we’re already close.
No-pressure advice, sometimes the honest answer is “your tree is fine.”